Additional Tube Feeding Practice Problems PDF

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Additional Tube Feeding Practice Problems 1. Supply: 240 ml can of full strength Sustacal. How much water and how much Sustacal is needed to administer a feeding of 200 ml of ¾ strength Sustacal?

2. What strength solution will result if 80 ml of water is added to a 240 ml can of 100% Ensure?

3. On hand is a 180 ml can of 100% Enrich. How much water is needed to give a 180 ml feeding of ¼ strength Enrich?

4. Supply is 480 ml of full-strength Sustacal. 120 cc water is added. What is the strength of the resulting solution?

5. How much water is in a 225 ml feeding that is 75% strength?

6. On hand is an 8 oz. can Sustacal. How many ml water will be needed to make the Sustacal a 2/3 strength feeding?

7. Supply: 40 ml Osmolite. When 4 ounces water is added, what is the strength of the solution? Express your answer as a fraction.

8. How much water is in a 250 ml feeding that is ½ strength?

9. In a solution of 400 ml of ¾ strength Jevity, what is the CV?

10. The physician had ordered a 1500 cal/ day tube feeding with Isomil. Isomil supplies 20 cal/ oz. The nurses were giving 250 ml with 100 ml water every 4h. Were the nurses correct in their calculations? How many total daily calories was the patient receiving?...